San Antonio‑based Xpel plans roughly $110M in manufacturing investments, buying a four‑building site to consolidate operations and acquiring a China plant to shorten lead times.

U.S. Marshals are searching for 33-year-old Orlando Perez after he allegedly breached supervised release and fled a domestic dispute on the Northwest Side.

The San Antonio Fire Department released a top‑10 list of the city’s most rescue‑prone low‑water crossings as storms approach. Old Seguin Road at Salado Creek led the ranking.

Boerne officials say the city-owned gas system needs about $9.3M in upgrades and are proposing a three-tier rate plan that would raise many monthly bills.

Leon Creek Flats opened last week with 308 affordable apartments near Pearsall Park; 47 units are deeply affordable, but tenant groups say AMI cutoffs may still leave many priced out.

A state appeals court has upheld a $5 million verdict after jurors concluded a San Antonio attorney groped opposing counsel in a courthouse lobby.

Metro Health and H‑E‑B relaunched a diabetes insulin assistance program to cover up to $100 per prescription for eligible San Antonio and Bexar County residents. No proof of income or citizenship is required.

AMIRI will open a 2,203‑sq‑ft boutique at The Shops at La Cantera, adding another high‑end label to San Antonio's luxury retail mix.

The Kerrville Folk Festival returns May 21–June 7 for 18 days of songwriting, camping and nightly headliners at Quiet Valley Ranch near San Antonio. Advance tickets are on sale through May 20.

Live Oak marked two ribbon-cuttings this week: ACES Autism Therapy Center on Pat Booker Road and a newly branded Applebee’s/IHOP at The Forum at Olympia Parkway.

A man in his 20s was killed early Friday when a BMW ran a light and rolled near Loop 410 and Perrin Beitel; two occupants fled the scene.

Postgame honking on SW Military Drive has grown rowdier this Spurs run, with burnouts, a rollover and arrests prompting a heavy police response.

Police arrested 38-year-old Osvaldo Alvarez Benitez after an affidavit says he ran a skimming ring that turned stolen card data into clone cards used to buy diesel; a DPS trooper was among the victims. The case is pending while authorities sort seized evidence.